[1]Identity and lifespanZhu Huiguan was a woman of the Song dynasty from Pingjiang Prefecture and the wife of He Dan; her lifespan was 1150–1222.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)Zhu Huiguan was a Song-dynasty woman from Pingjiang Prefecture, born in 1150 and deceased in 1222; He Dan was her husband.
[2]Family backgroundZhu Huiguan's great-grandfather was Zhu Bolu, her grandfather was Zhu E, her father was Zhu Zhengchun, and her mother was Murong Yunci.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)The family relationships identify Zhu Bolu as her great-grandfather, Zhu E as her grandfather, Zhu Zhengchun as her father, and Murong Yunci as her mother and Zhu Zhengchun's wife.
[3]Marriage and childrenHe Dan was Zhu Huiguan's husband and lived from 1146 to 1220; their four sons were He Chuzhi, He Chuxin, He Churen, and He Chuli, and Wang Tao was their son-in-law.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)The family relationships identify He Dan as the husband and give his birth and death years, while identifying four sons—He Chuzhi, He Chuxin, He Churen, and He Chuli—and the son-in-law Wang Tao.
[4]GrandchildrenThe grandchildren named are He Zongfang, He Zongpei, He Zongyao, and He Zongsong.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)The family relationships name four grandchildren: He Zongfang, He Zongpei, He Zongyao, and He Zongsong.
[5]Early designationsFrom 1182 through 1194, Zhu Huiguan successively held the designations ru ren, an ren, ling ren, shuo ren, and shu ren, corresponding to 1182, 1185, 1188, 1190, and 1194.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)The office data gives the sequence ru ren, an ren, ling ren, shuo ren, and shu ren in 1182, 1185, 1188, 1190, and 1194.
[6]Jun furen designations IIn 1196 and 1197, Zhu Huiguan successively held the jun fu ren designation associated with Jinyun and Jiyang, respectively.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)The designation jun fu ren applied in 1196 to Jinyun and in 1197 to Jiyang.
[7]Jun furen designations IIThe jun fu ren designation was associated with Ankang and Anding in 1200, with Ankang again in 1204, and later with Nanyang, Dongping, and Henan in 1207, 1212, and 1215.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)The office entries associate the designation with both Ankang and Anding in 1200, with Ankang again in 1204, and with Nanyang, Dongping, and Henan in 1207, 1212, and 1215.
[8]BurialZhu Huiguan was buried at Lishui in 1223 after her death in 1222.
CBDBZhu Huiguan (555697)The address information identifies Lishui as the burial place and gives 1223 as the burial year; the death year is 1222.